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| | ... derivatives linked to large, liquid equity indices. These derivatives are backed by investment grade sovereign and corporate bonds, predominantly UK gilts, aiming to minimise credit risk. "Volatility and predictability don't usually go hand in hand. ... |
| | | ... prices to determine fund asset valuations, including valuing fund investments in government, supranational, agency, corporate bonds, municipal bonds, and securitised products. Therefore, BVAL prices could have an impact on the price at which securities ... |
| | | ... bonds with attractive valuations," it added. "That said, selectivity matters given the size and diversity within corporate bonds, we believe being selective can provide better outcomes for investors." According to the investment manager, there is also ... |
| | | ... The new range of XBTs commenced trading on Cboe Australia today and will provide retail investors with access to corporate bonds from Aurizon Bank of Queensland (BOQ), Coles, and Qantas. Cboe Australia said the asset class is important but is "often ... |
| | | ... launched on the ASX. HCRD provides long-term exposure to a portfolio of investment grade fixed-rate Australian corporate bonds, hedged to reduce interest rate risk. Its exposure to investment grade Australian corporate bonds comes via the BetaShares ... |
| | | ... fixed income asset classes, respondents said they're using factor investing the most in government bonds (76%) and corporate bonds (75%). Respondents also anticipate that factor investing will spread further in fixed income, with a clear majority (71%) ... |
| | | ... everyone, facilitate ease of trading and ensure the highest possible market transparency," he explained. "Access to corporate bonds has typically only been available to institutional and wholesale investors, however through its technology and transaction ... |
| | | ... no other', means that a recovery 'like no other' is likely to be experienced. At the very least, the pricing of corporate bonds will need to adjust for current dynamics as economies re-emerge from the economic nadir." Sivapalan continued: "Delinquencies ... |
| | | ... higher volatility to harness those returns." Doyle pointed to emerging market debt, Australian equities, high yield corporate bonds and emerging market currency and said these may play an important role in a portfolio of diversified assets. "For me ... |
| | | ... recommendations are: The government ensures that investors have access to timely and useful information about corporate bonds, and increase the transparency around corporate bonds trading, including non-rated bonds, so that a wider range of investors ... |
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